It is so important that everyone that can stay at home. Unfortunately arrests will still be made and a loved one could get arrested. So we need to get them out safely. All n One Bail offers a way to get this done. Very easily by using our custom Online Application and Payment processing. So, [...]
After an arrest in Memphis, it's common to wonder how soon you can get out on bail and what it will cost. However, not everyone who is arrested is granted bail. Being granted bail is not guaranteed in Tennessee. Whether or not you are found eligible for bail will be up to the judge presiding [...]
Domestic violence laws protect specific classes of people from certain types of harm that occur within the home. This protection can extend to a spouse, child, sibling, domestic partner and others who live in the home, for example. The power difference between the abuser and the victim is often considered by the courts when determining [...]
Generally speaking, making it to court when you’re supposed to be there should be pretty high on your list of priorities. Like a wedding, a birth, or the first day of school, a court date is a set event that will not wait for you to catch up, so you need to plan your life [...]
The sale, transport, or importation of an illegal substance is a severe crime in the state of Tennessee. A conviction on a drug trafficking or controlled substance charge comes along with the potential for a lengthy prison sentence. In addition to strict sentencing guidelines, the bond requirements for these types of charges are also [...]
Driving in Memphis is something that pretty much every single adult does every day. They drive to get to work, to run errands, and take their kids wherever they need to go. Driving is such a part of everyone’s day to day life that no one really bats an eye at it. Everyone is used [...]
The right of bail and basic protections for U.S. citizens is guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution via the Eight Amendment and is part of the Bill of Rights. It prohibits the Federal Government from imposing excessive bail, or fines, cruel and/or unusual punishment, inclusive of torture to persons accused of a crime on U.S. territory. [...]
In 2017, Illinois Democrats introduced a bail reform bill that passed into law. The new law mandates that courts impose the least restrictive conditions possible for criminal case defendants. The law has made the Land of Lincoln’s “Catch and Release” criminal justice problems even worse, and it has left our state’s families in danger from [...]
Finishing up with our congratulatory Memphis Music History for the 200th anniversary we needed to mention a few more legendary people and events. Swinging back around to a few more Elvis Presley tidbits. It has been our pleasure serving Memphis for the past 25 years and look forward not only to the future of this [...]
On March 15, 1938, world-renowned jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd is born in South Memphis. Considered one of the true living masters of jazz, Lloyd's remarkable career has seen him play with Memphian Gerald Wilson's big band, replace Eric Dolphy in Chico Hamilton's group, work with Cannonball Adderley and record and perform with everyone from B.B. King [...]